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FedEx and Environmental Defense: Building a Hybrid Delivery Fleet
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In 2000, FedEx Express and Environmental Defense began a collaboration to develop a source of new-generation delivery trucks with dramatically improved fuel efficiency and environmental impact. By 2005, prototypes had been developed by Eaton Corp., which supplied hybrid diesel-electric transmissions, and Freightliner, which integrated the transmissions into the delivery truck chassis. FedEx tested the prototypes and announced that it intended to buy 75 of the new hybrid trucks. Describes the process by which the new trucks were specified and developed and the roles of each of the organizations involved.